The benefits are top-notch. The pay is solid, if not spectacular, but decent given the stability and low risk. In teams I've been on, work-life balance is excellent. Oh, and occasionally we get to write software.
It's hard to get anything interesting done at a company this size. More energy goes into covering your butt and navigating the tangled web of interdependencies than into innovation.
Split up into at least 3 separate companies, and let each sink or swim on its own.
Stop expanding at such a frantic pace, and stop hiring so many questionable program managers.
30-minute phone screen with a recruiter. Mostly a behavioral chat with a few technical questions. Onsite interviews: 4 back-to-back, 45-minute interviews with Engineers. Standard behavioral questions about your resume and projects, followed by techn
September 18: I flew to Seattle. Microsoft hosted a welcome reception, and we had a great time. September 19: Interview day. We got up at 7:00 AM. Microsoft staff took us to the Microsoft campus for our technical interviews, and we had breakfast the
I have had four interviews with Microsoft, starting with internship interviews when I was in graduate school. Every time, they have replied within two to three weeks regarding the interview results. This was my fourth interview. It was a phone scree
30-minute phone screen with a recruiter. Mostly a behavioral chat with a few technical questions. Onsite interviews: 4 back-to-back, 45-minute interviews with Engineers. Standard behavioral questions about your resume and projects, followed by techn
September 18: I flew to Seattle. Microsoft hosted a welcome reception, and we had a great time. September 19: Interview day. We got up at 7:00 AM. Microsoft staff took us to the Microsoft campus for our technical interviews, and we had breakfast the
I have had four interviews with Microsoft, starting with internship interviews when I was in graduate school. Every time, they have replied within two to three weeks regarding the interview results. This was my fourth interview. It was a phone scree